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Dates have now been arranged in the autumn term for the annual DSL and safeguarding governor conferences. For dates and full details, please see letter attached below.
Please see latest newsletters from Schools Forum and SSSAB (Solihull Schools Strategic Accountability Board) attached below. Copies of these are also being sent to all school governors in a separate email.
Please see attached letter and supporting paperwork below for summer term dates.
We have produced updated guidance about how to deal with emails threats and spam, building on advice from the Education & Skills Funding Agency.
Please see guidance document attached and link below.
ASIST is aimed at everybody (over the age of 16). PAPYRUS aims to train as many varied professionals and members of the community including; natural helpers and advisers, emergency service workers, counsellors, teachers, ministers, mental health staff, workers in health, welfare and justice, parents/relatives and community volunteers.
For further information and to book on please see links below.
